turgescing (Meaning)

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turgescing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Turgesce

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The raindrops glistened on the turgescing leaves, reflecting the sunlight like tiny mirrors.
The buds on the magnolia tree were turgescing with the arrival of spring, promising a vibrant burst of color.
The thirsty plants in the garden perked up noticeably after a heavy rainfall, their leaves becoming turgescent and plump.
The grapes were turgescing in the summer sun, hanging heavy on the vines.
The mushroom cap expanded rapidly, its surface turgescing and taking on a glossy sheen.
The turgescent cells of the jellyfish pulsated rhythmically, propelling it through the water.
As the cell absorbed water, its membrane stretched and became turgescent, holding the liquid within.
The surgeon noted the turgescence of the wound, indicating an active immune response.
The turgescing seed seemed to quiver with anticipation, ready to burst forth into new life.
The swollen river churned and frothed, its turgescent waters threatening to overflow the banks.

of Turgesce

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The raindrops glistened on the turgescing leaves, reflecting the sunlight like tiny mirrors.

The buds on the magnolia tree were turgescing with the arrival of spring, promising a vibrant burst of color.

The thirsty plants in the garden perked up noticeably after a heavy rainfall, their leaves becoming turgescent and plump.

The grapes were turgescing in the summer sun, hanging heavy on the vines.